The copyright statement at the bottom of the page should be noted

Saw a lot of friends of the personal site, there is a small problem, it seems that many friends have ignored, that is the copyright statement. Although it is only a small line of words, but as a designer or as a personal hobby, copyright logo is full of importance.

From a legal point of view, a State that has acceded to the Berne Convention, copyright protection is protected by copyright as soon as the publication of the work, whether text or picture, is not required to be declared. But as a matter of practice, this small line of text still has a good sense of awareness, reminding visitors that the content is protected by copyright.

The correct format should be: Copyright [dates] by [Author/owner]© can usually be substituted for copyright but not for (c). All Rights Reserved had been necessary in some countries, but now in most countries, it is not a legally necessary word.

See the following several correct formats:

The following are the referenced contents :

• ©1995-2004 Macromedia, Inc. All rights reserved.
• ©2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
• copyright©2004 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved.
• ©1995-2004 Eric A. and Kathryn S. Meyer. All Rights Reserved.

Note the use of punctuation and capitalization, which is also a manifestation of professionalism.

Now popular some rights reserved:creativecommons.org

Some rights reserved and copyright itself is not contradictory, but the boundaries of which is more of a moral issue, the real retention of a part of power, refers to the right of the viewer fair use, the definition of fair uses is not random, or plagiarism.

Even in addition to copyright, and copyleft, it is defined as a way for programmers to develop the ability to share the source code, free in English, and not just for nothing. And this kind of source code open free use, and copyright also does not conflict at all. Please do not misunderstand!